India and the Latin Captivity of the Church The Cultural Context of the Gospel

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INDIA AND THE GOSPEL - PATTERNS OF RESPONSE I The Christian approacli to the Hindu 3 The Hindu response to the Gospel 7 The rise of the Indian Church 10 The Indian Church today 13 Indigenisation 15 THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY l8 Shaping a terminology Christian poetry Keshub Chunder Sen (1838-1884) Nehcmiali Goreh (1825-1895) The three rndrgas Brahmabandhab Upadhyaya (1861-1907) A. J. Appasamy (b. 1891) Karma rndrga P. Chenchiah (1886-1959) defenders of the faith - the `subordinate standards` Safeguarding the faith An Indian view of the Westminster Confession A meaningful symbol in its context A subordinate standard India and the reformed confessions THE WESTERN ORIGINS OF THEOLOGICAL FORMULATION How did systematic theology arise? The Apologists Tertullian Augustine THE LATIN CAI`TIVITY O ]¿ THE CIH`RCIl The influence of the Vulgate Extra-biblical Latin terminology The Reformers and the Latin tradition Protestant scholasticism Church structures The legacy of Cacsaropapism THE UNIVERSAL SIC.NI E1OA N CE O !¿ INDIAN CHRISTIAN TIIEOEOCY New light for India New light from India A word for today THEOEOCIC.AL I.AN<;l`Af;i. AND Till-. TRU`ril The truth behind the statements The nci.d lor scientific theology God and the world An interpretation ol the Vedantic `types til existence1 PORTRAIT Ol` AN INDIAN `IT I KOI .Oil I A N --I) II A NJ1IIII A I 1 AkIRIlll A I The man The writings The `shape` of Dhanjibhai`s teaching partners in diai.ocjuk Exangehst or colonist? Crossing the barriers -- the me.mm THE WAY OF EREEDOM Freedom and the secular stale Freedom for openness Freedom to be one Freedom lor the. new Freedom to retain Freedom to be ecumenical Freedom to be evangelical Freedom to be `human` Freedom and the. Latin tradition Freedom for the truth - Sd